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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-12

| fSCoiuou III ph W. % VI mortgages,
! records OF Los Angeles Co, Cal, dated
Aug 4, 1884, due March 1st, 1885, 1882,
and assumed by Mary Whitaker, in
"a acres of land in Azusa Tp, being
W portion NV u of NE u of sec 20,
TIP N, r 10 W. Special school tax
$f.41
$50. Crawford, D P--26 acres In
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, aud
bd by Sibley, Q by II Watson, s by
Millar and Watson, W by Santa Ana
river, value of land $l040, iInpts 500
Also. 20 scres in same Rancho and
} bd II by Watson, by Fletcher and
Townsend, S by Fletcher, W byJ K
Fletcher, value of land $3.50, subject
to mortgage $3.50, personal property
s205
33l. Moore, Eliza-Interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by ID Craw-
ford to Eliza Moore, for the sum OF
$3.50, recorded in bk 81, p 30i of mort,
cages, records of Los Angeles county,
Cai., dated June Is, 1855, due March
/, 1856, $3.50, in 20 acres of land in Ro
Santiago de LSanta Ana, and I'D n by
Watson, e, 3 and W by Fletcher and
Townsend
332. Tower, L-Interest BY rea-
son of mortgage given bv 7 NJ Clo-
thier to F l. Tower, for the sum of
5000, recorded In book ", p II of
mortgages, records of Los Angeles
county, Cal. dated Nov 13, 1884, due
March l, 1886, 5000, In acre of land
being in Iustin sub of Tustin and
Stafford tract, fracl blk S3. Special
school tax $3.50
333. Smith, James-Interes by rea-
son of 1st mortgage given by q a
Van Belt to James Smith. for the
sum OF 5000 recorded in blk 45, p 365
of mortgages, records of Les Angeles
Co, Cal, dated Jan 10, 1883. due Mar
l, 1856, 5000. in 10 acres of land in
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana, bd
n by lands OF Mcconnell. by land
of Self, by land of knight, W by
land OF Mrs Northcross, assumed by
G z Culver. Special school tax $3.50
334. Preble. 8 w--Interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by A L Camp
bell to 8 W Preble, for the sum Of
500, recorded In bk 67, D 567 of mort
cages. records OF Los Angeles county,
Cal, dated July 20, 1885, due March
l. 1885, Sl00, in acres OF laud In Ro
Santiago de Santa Ana, bd by
land OF Cameron, by land Of Bow
man. by land Of Adams, v ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
An End TO Bone scrsping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received so much benefit
from Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years
my doctors told me / would have TO have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used,
instead, three bottles Of Electric Bitter
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salye,
and my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents q
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at &c,
box by Logan& Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
The Tired Boots.

A little Boston boy, aged s, Is Of a very
imaginative temperament Quite recently
his mother noticed that At he'd time esch
nigh: be laid his little boots together
upon their sides. instead Of setting them
upright.
Pray tell ne why you always place
your boots that Way sid mamma; and
the child replied:
Because they must be tired walking -
much al dAy l lay them sideways 50 they
ean rest "-SViagfSd RsP4RicaR.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
A Word About CataTh.

1T is the mucous membrane, that wonderful
semi huid envelope surrounding the delicate It's
sues OF the air and food passages, that CAtarrh
makes It's stronghold. Once established, It eats
into the very yitals, and renders life but q long.
drawn breath Of misery and diseAse, duliDg the
sense OF hearing. trAmmelling the power Of
speech, destroying the faculty OF smell, tAinting
the breath. and killing the refined pleasures OF
taste. ~Insidiously, by creeping on from a simple
cold in the head, IL assaults the membrADous lin
ing and enve!OIs the bones, eating through the
delicate coats and causing Inflammation, slough
ing and death. Nothing short Of total erAiicA-
ton will secure health 70 the patient, aud all
Alternatives are simply prccrastina'ef Suffenngs,
leading to 4 fatal terlins alton. 5LSFoED's RAD
cal CUEE, by lHhIIt.gH and by Internal admin.
i~Stra;iO1. has never failed; even when the dis
ease has made frghtful inroads on delicate con.
s,itu,ions, hearing. smell and taste have been
recovered, and the disease thoroughly driven
oct"
sASFO7D's RADICAL CURE consists o. one bot
tie OF the RADICAL CURE. one box C~ATARRHAL
SOLVENT, and one IMPROVED lsHALEE, neatly
wrapped in one package, with full directions,
price, 81.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL Co.. BOsTeS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
In Pine Condition.

Maid 10 mistresi-JRmes, the foot
nan. says mem - what he caught cold
LAST night an hiss 4 very stiff neck
MisueS-Tel him to have the carriage
At the door, Mare, in half an hour. !
have some shopping to do Turning TO
dauShterl-FOr once, ny dear, | think
James viii be able 70 hold his bad - /
have endssvored 10 teach hin to-Nes
FSrk SKA.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
Advice so

Mrs WinslSwis Soothing Syrup faE
ehiitren tsetkins, IS the prescription q
oneoft the best female nurssEnd physicians
IN the United States, and has bsea used
for forty years with never falling success
By HiIlicas Of mothers fcr their children.
During the process Of teething its vAlne /
i~ncaIcuabIe Il relieves the child from
psin, cares dyssntery and diarrhaa, grip
sug In the boEelS &nd wind colic. By
giving kealfh to The child Il rests II
nsther. Piee 25ca bottlA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
January !, Isl.
April l, 1887.
October lSS7
.Isnuav !. .lSSS

If this thing keeps on the pockethoos
will grow, IN another year, long enough e
be used s. 3 walking stick. They are DOW
a. big a. q polieenaD'scluh. and are grow
Ing az a marvellous rate They beat the
growing of the smelling salt bottle. II
man was struck over the head with the
present fashionable ladies' p~ocketboOk
loaded with silver dollars, he would not
only see star, bat crspe would very likely
hang from his door hell. A loaded peck
etbook Of this kind in the hands Of an In
furiated would be Just As effective
over q mans head A. 3 sluDgshot. The
male population Of Albany are wondering
where the evolution Of these pocketboOE
IS going TO stop
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
Evolution Of the Purse.

The evolution of the ladies pocket
books is wonderful. One year ago the Ia
dies were satisfied with a diminutiTe affair
they could hide in the palm Of their hands.
In 3S5 days the pocketbOok has grown to
the length Of a good sizsd healthy ear o.
corn. Here are Illustrations showing
the length the pockstbook has grown every
three months:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
Mexican War Veteran.

The wonterfu! escAey o. swIh,', Spoke a. q
tneiy and cure for rhsumstisia rad al. tIooa IL.
49,, has never had a more consybuDdy Ii!Lsrrnit o
asn this Gao affords. The csBdlI. uE,o!Iritad AL
san must b. accepted A. convincing and cobclgsive
he writer l. a pr0ninGn eitizsa Of NIssi0:piL Ths
raibe4laa ~ whom Mr.. kArtia refers, EAi % whoa
/. IL iaIcstoI for tie Sivics to uhIch he cwrs be
nal rtIiet from years Of urerinE. 10 M EIaz. Ter
.aay ysars the p0yslzr ui.st clark o. the LA~rrros
iJaar. a. Jackson.
JIczSos. yiss.. April =. ~.
III SWD7 syzcTIc CoHPLsT. Atlanta, "a
GsafiHN.-I have beon an Invalid peBiossr f0T
CITY years, having contracted pulmonary and Othsr
issaseS In tho hsueAa War. bet no; tIi The lot q
iarrh. igI. al I feel airy symptoms Of rksan4ais.ts.
! that day I was ssddenly stricken with that Dis
aso in both hips and SnklsL For twenty days Z
rsIked On erutebeS Thea the psin was les VtolesI
Ut Il Ehiftnd from toint 70 tiSt ToT weeks ! wosIi
. ITALY clssblsi, "lthsT ON Ons side a my body ~
ss cher: Ise pa never lsft ~: noo,s.., e.
q. Ehen ] Wa hrst Gtt&cted. 90 octob1s !, 10,
.hsn ] uas cured pS.fnz these eleven Jess a IN
rom various phJstcians, aud tired everything ax
sud " frSrads, lat u I ever reeesyea tn kai
-oslt from any Bssdie1ns taken Internally 80 en-
1naliI, ! an bot aware 81 %. FINALLY, Eboatt IT,
NJ q SpursSeT, ] made arAnsernsnfs 20 70 20 TIE
re scrET q kHkanzsz. having cespsircd n ev~T
IheT rcr1Sjy, when faoa5sufAily MT a cd &c
I ;tsiss5 s. s. tsd oss sS ssss s &c :sr sf-I n fiss
kFgpsatkr. and. ~ | sDykIs@d. bai berB eured
> Az 10 HoS Serum DIT vsoz I fast him ~
81 -" ;tst ~ Esa y To- H0t sprEsS vas IN vas
r. Iognc - Tg.kf On ks Te.gra rcn Ra< spgtngs
e tsari - To n-s- tt1e, % The q a = ~ Q rssn-SJ
~ -he1s1aian ne It'd q sEd ~ LOttts raaass
tEpirts ctrr. Screr.iyeaS E@se bssssd s&nsz. bet
= aas ksa NJ r-tura Of ihs oisssse-
It7rpriztslJ refurnsd 80 III 90 IN s<ytsr5tu I
~ fr.f kXts~. and ~ the nrs, % Occ6sT sas
pyaEE Lg a. tie rhSUn1Eitsna vas SoDrsrned Al
"a ~ 6tzHEaJod. and 1 zEYE 10. JnZ rrusE
v ~ sECE.
IEass - ~irtfresf n mating tkfi s>s.ornsoi othrr
IA u EHp- th1f & may aind ESms ofEEr tIIsrsf
q . sc-s f3zr>- cf reEef, End St AsS thss r-xaa !
n Nj. sssardsd 6oT ny trozb1e an sev re
Ise.fla, 32a THY yO1r fri11d-
J. n 1ks-a
For szIs q al srzxz1ss fSssrtss 90 Eooi and
kFn Diseases lxfbd free
TEz ssDT EgHrEE ca
DrHEsr 3 sfsza,A. Ga
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27

Magistrzte (stsrnly to tznpl-The ID
dress yOu give IS yoar place Of resids=ee Is
. vacant lot
Trsmp-Ys ysr hOa0: that's whze
sssS ni&hz-F1ek
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
Wonderful Cures

W. D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and Re
tsil Druggists Of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salye Tor two years. Have never handled
remedies that sell 50 well, or give such
universal satisfaction There have been
some wonderful cures ELECTED by thee
remedies in this city. S~eyerale&ses Of pro
nounoed consumption have been entirely
cured BY use Of q few bottles Of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them a.
usva Sold by Jocza 4 On
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
ELLA wEKKLKR WILCOX.

mroaa Di.eases eoHnsocs Erh . COogh,
COA o. Sore rarosE ~Br0za B11cAsS HooAaF
EarsiuzssiAssreiisk sid e5 a BazA Pnes
&cnt
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27

How L. Steiner of Temple Won = Prize.
Something Of a sensation vas created
yesterday morning by the announcement
that = tenth ticket which had Won the
second capital prize Of $4,000 In The
Louisiana State Lottery, IN The drawing O!
Tuesday, Was bed by z Steiner, Of the
clothing and furnishing establishment ci
NJ. Schran, on Twelfth street Telegrans
confirming the good new were received
later in the day and Steiner was the
recipient Of congratulations on all sides
The lucky ticket wzs 81, 500, q tenth OF
which be beld--TemEk Tex FaEs
TINS. Sept nth
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
NE WIVES FATE

When the wifi recovered from bez
ssoo1 her brain was % derzrged BY the
terrible blow that she seemed iDercifaIIy
unable to realize OF clearly recall ID.
tragedy that had bsfalIen her. Alternzte
fits Of Wild excitement and gloomy apa-
thy s1cceeded each otber. She slipped
sway out o canp and instincfly found hez
way back 10 ber handle cabin, and affes
pining there a few weeks shs VIA one
morning found lying dad ON the grave
Of little Saliis VIRGINIA. DANE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
DIVORCED
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX DISCUSSES DTVOR,
CES AND SOCIETY.

Publicity -four Divorce GUrS-GreamSaness Under
Which Woman Only Sssks Di7UrS-Hus-
bands Who Neglect Their Wives.
Society Should Be Humane
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27

MOI eenyaesz sssrssA g fs1sg,
md Chfs3nsa's ursrA. n - $500
from f1e1 ses1 skiBs lDUB - o
cheap rs6a 70 Gk aiItsa9, -
uan xIerssf po..o1 gssesA yH~
yo1f wfnss usSs "a n6aV 1101
H2.. &C.,: ssst's~sSN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
ABSOLUTE BAReMns,

and vii repAy your ,IAminsuss, sstks puapu,
ally o. b. ample. throush or Aaa oSege
~peftneat We feel spuvinev3 thss yew 49,
eS viii ts advanced 81 an inves<iesae1 49,
making purchases q yo%r Ysi aBd wfgeaf -
plies Only 0 very fss 0f thsns srfxs 49,
nos on tAle can Be mentttn ned " o h0iao1 -
a5eh - this card, bot ooS neuoeeDoo4
sa1 Wtots Catalogues, epazafn1aG
valuable information - 70 ayts. vst1oA -.
Cor gntuitOus disu1bottoa, y ~ 9o1j. -
III :. 'sIs Zee sysc r9ssrSkSez
oyrnsd 70 csy-ss kos~ pssssrss. a.ssvyo~
able. ImYDfxd Clo.b. IN ali cpsun sfUr11~
and 5 yAf1s fa1cJ sufr<s aooS&DG
rls,s Psttssn Dfess Thsss Eo4ss ~ -
1sd tbs ssEson q -.
Anoshsr 10 81 Fancy Rob- Psetesns8 49,
70, .. s,Hs ..esrisa -. -
tnre-yesf. Co.'S ans cssiss--prfce n.y.
C-oet.ins u yds dontss siafh Gsf $780,
posh q sbyyeseszAi sStxssr soss6sa6
800 sui, Patterns a 80. . fhes - -
more, - this ez1nes tks frppovtafzenL
100 pea fsnry scD<fh 6kf11ap = fuC&G81o
stth, IN tsys sost<sata yens 1BlltE
y rests. Ssnsfiy So. : I've <t
nineh An woH yssey psissR -
ninez xitWes Ssssy &c. -
50 ZACH ssrrD ~. --,
70 inch cnxh sosfinea, 49,
inch Cob e7tobOb i.
eineh CID esiiinp g. n, naM~
xrsnsA ssstne - -
enc: sisss 4 Iss:::s IS:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-27
b. i.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
IN
Dry Goods and Winter WraH.

Having made rsesntiy Q number a. vay -
ysniAEsous purcbass-eising Aocha 81. -
are Offering nos. In cor diGsfeaf 1epaND6ul
values which have nsyef hs<u sxosikA. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
LEARN To SLEEP.

The true Art of -lesplng J. the power to
shut ones self within one. self, under
any circumstances. TIE man Who eau
thn. take ret Il refreshed aud strength.
susd unisr may circumstances which
would Keep other people weary and wake
ul lie l. master ~ every situation ~
regard. bis own rest Some men, by long
haiti, nii themselves able 10 take sleep
With the same ease that others would take
glass - water. They can sleep either
while pefoa,d on high stool. or rattliug
along In railroad car Al 90 miles an hour.
The economy OF wssr and tear on the
uvs- % such people II wonderful. The
man who cannot sleep unlcs. be has nfst
removed hi. clothes. put out the light aud
climbed TOTO bis bed. IL ~ q great disai'
vantage. Greater ye, IL his disadvantage,
/ n be can sleep Ia no bed bat hls own.
There ar some Who are possessed with
the notion that their own bel Il TIE only
one In which they can slumbsr These
people ars utterly wreiched when travel
/ iug, or Obliged 90 absent themselves from
home on business. hut be who has sccus'
toned himself On sleep, can erily that
boon a. any time or place. aud IL made
better and happier thereby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

what truly Beautiful world We live In
Nature gives rs grandeur OF mountains,
glens. and oceans. and thousands OF means
OF erjoymsnt We can desire no better
when In perfect health; but how often 90
the ms lrity OF people feel like giving 10 up
disheaftensd, discouraged and worn out
with disease. when there l. 10 occasion
Tor this feeling. a. every Sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof, inst GrscH's IA
gust Fl0csr will make them free from dis.
yAse. a. when born Dyspepsia ant Liver
Complaint are the direct causes ofseyen,y
I've pr cent. OF such malaiies A. Bilious
ness, Indigestion. Sick Headache. cosilve'
ness. Nervous Pros,rAil0n, Dizziness oil
the Head. Palpltatlon OF The Heart. and
other distressing symptoms. Three dose.
OF august FI0trsr will prove IT, wonderful
effect. Sample bottles, loo. Try IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

l understand that you have bought a
% goods from Sam Potney." said =
INNER. Addressing . merchant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
pusurvo TO DEATH

IN tie attempt 10 swim the Niagara
Whirlpool Rapids l. no more rtcklc,s or
dangerous than o. tTiho VITA disease
which each LAY sc1ircs a rirurger hold
AMI hss,cns the cni Il life This Il
spccially true Il Iacnmasiism. neuralgia,
seiaiica. anil nervous headache, which
though perhaps Sigh, II iirst are'cxireme-
" dangerous, AMI steadily scc,irsi trmer
grin until M last the agony i uncomfortable
AMI sni,lln Death brings relief
Those disease. can IL curcl ~ the ne
n Atalophor,s which. IN connection With
Alhlophorus pill.. never fails Wien prop.
erly use,l. Real the following irpm those
Who have tcslel H.
old Orchard. Ne, March ~. 1850
Any person afflicted with rheumatism
can d. cured ly using Aihlophort's. ! vas
tronhlcl With the disease ior more than
fficcn ycar, very seventy ~ time, the
doctor has pr,scribcd or me numerous
medicine. whioh took beside uslvg many
other proiarsiions, siill remained about
The same. AMI % dii the rheumatism,
noihing seemed able % zach ilge disease
until | took Aihlophoros aoCorling ~
dirciionsI. two loiiles ~ which did the
WI. o. my entire saiisfCiion bat i, II
currl noe IT ihc rheumatism.
W 4 Wiurum, 'hief n Policc
hih. Ne April 3o issd
have uscl yo1r Nhlophoros lor rheu.
maii.m anil have heen WY mul lcnc-
Fitted lv the NE oft W III SuiIn.
Ellsworth. Ne. April y l,,6.
| IAN. frum pcr.,nal nee. recommend
Nhlophofus a. che public ne BEING al
u Is recommended
a. u WiuoiS. Druggist
Every dr..i.t .loailksep Aihlophoro'
aai Aihlophon- ril.. hotvherc ihey IAN.
NJ o. l.fisls oi ihc druggist ihf Aihl1-
plofns to.lle Will ~. Ncv lprl, viii
s,nl either lauar, IaiiI ca rf.liri q
r..l'af pfio,. shi.h D. sltp Ier toiilc
O.. Nhirp'inra rnl iO, nr rms
T.r nttf a.I 49,. fIf disIsle.t Pm.
d.H.fIT1 uIlknr.. U'rf". ID 'NiIi i'H tsff
ID Unn.u It..IIn .rI.IHII+ D. luln
l..af. ~. lf.I....r. I.... lfr uu.l la'fi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

EIaia Psfs -rso egss. one'half cup
90 uait,f. tnrv. isnp1nniuis OF hahlns
powder. TO cups % hlar. iSp table
spoouflls of sugar. oue cup oi fA.ln.
chopped hne. iso cup, 81 mlk, steam 10
small cups oue.haif hour. s-f'e WIN
sauce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
A pARnoNARLE MlsrAKE

Bag,hAw was dining with bis musical
society the other night
"ShAll lie home early. my deaf he
said to Mrs. Is. "bai don't you trouble
to Il, up for me.
Soon after be was gone Mrs.. BlgshAw
wa. more than oonsoled for hi' absence
By the arrival Of her new Jay figure for
irving dresses on which she bad ordered
a, Ridley's. and meant 20 make BagshAw
give her a. present
Unable TO cease the plessurab.e con-
temptation Of such treasure. even when
he retired TO rect. she made ss'Ah
Ann carry i, up TO the bsdehamber and
place IL al the TOO, Of the bed.
ASA Bsgshaw came home, not
to pu, too fine poin, upon Il. drunk.
Dfssding bis wife's iisPlessure. he stole
a. quietly as might be up stairs. and
entered the apartment. nov illaminsd
only 10y the siekly gle.m Of nish,-ligh'.
"My DEAR" be said. approaching the
lay figure. nov robed In one " Mrs Bs
be-, gowns. why dad you 'hiay up for
me, I'.hure you oouldn get away
sooner"
And. omboldensd by the Abseaee Of
rscriminaiion', he stole bis atm round the
figures waist"
"You amt angry. then. dearest = be
proceeded. "Give ush kiss And be
stopped TO take one.
lie started back.
"No head" he muttsrsd. "she hasn't
got head she can, &c my wife-but
shesh deueed fine woman, all the same.
Wonder whosh room I've got in now y
and be again placed his arm round the
figures waist.
But at this juncture Mrs. BsgshAw
awoke. Forgetting for q moment her
lay figure. and reused to fury by the sigh,
OF her husband embracing another woman
in her very room, she acted with feminine
promptiiude. B.gshaw's face was covered
with scratches next day. but his wife says
/, serves him right for being drunk.
However. che forgsve him on getting
the check to send Ridley.-Ne,O York
Mercury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
MrAsrnINa Assn wrIanING.

The following system % apporilonlng.
for household pafp)ses, Ia the absence u
scales sod msasurss. will no foabi prove
useful
oae qasgi of ijuf weighs ODE poaai.
A ablsspl1u ~ salt will weigh about
one ounce.
A pini Of wstef OF milk will weigh soou'
one pound.
About sixty drops ~ taln lqili Will on
= common sized teaspoon.
Oac pint of inoluses vii weigh ore
and one quarter pounds.
One quart Of lnilan meal weighs oue
ard our. guaftsf pounds
Three iesspooa'a's ~ bAlns powder
should weigh ore ource
Foar ia1l,sp,'rial. % ote htf 4 glil
INIunIa comno1 s.rHl ~lne Sass
Your slas ritssr. al o. = TAT pm
I measure. = rDunsn iun1lsr ~ a lsfe'
clf.t cup
Ten ecg. u.usiy N,ish oae pouui be-
I fore ihay A. hr.krn. hight large ure'
vii weigh one pruni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12
WIN nE TRusTEp sAM.

Il understand that you have bought a
bill % goods from sam Potney." said .
drummer. Addressing = merchant
yes
"Yoa certainly don't know SAM
Reckon I do
"why. Sans the biggest liar 10 the
country. You can't depend on anything
h Saws. Why. It's hi. rule ~ tell ninety.
nine lies and then one truth"
IL know al that You see ne has told
me nlrety.nine lies and have trusted bin
one more time In the faith that his next
assertion will be true. Sam has told 90
many lee, In fact, that don't see how be
can keep away from the truth any longer.
Ny dear fellow, there IL an end to human
patience, no matter how much fortitute
we may have. and I have trusted Sam be
cause IL IL not possible for him 10 bear
With bis own lies any longer. Humsn ma
ture demands q change. / have also an
other reason Why l trusted Sam"
"whst IL itf-
"well, ia this; I'm bigger liar than
Sam Il. Ny dear fellow. when 10 comes
20 business Accomplishments. am ever
lsstipgly there."-Ark. Trdvsliv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Cover house plants with newspapers be-
fore sweeping, also give them a little am
monIa once week 10 the water you pu'
on them.
A point q b. rsm,mbsrsd Il that u large
dover pots are used there will b. IN re
leaves than flwers. O1en plants have
refused 90 blossom simply because. having
80 much space. their energies were bent
upon forming rooilei. and leaVes.-On'
C0uaiy Homo.
Rosewood being 10 50 much request foi
furniture, We give a recipe Tor an Initiative
stain, ApplloAble 10 pine aud other plAlr
woods, consisting OF transparent rose
pink liquid. Mix, nrsi, four pounds o' pot
a.h Ia one gallon OF hot water. adding ssm'
weight OF saudAl.wooi When the color
% the wood 4. extracted add two AMI one
half pounds OF gum shellac dissolved over
4 quick Ore. Apply a groundwofk OF log
wood stains 10 the wood and then the
mlNtdre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Fox CotiAK. AND GUYS i nnd II very
convenient 20 have coafse muslin sack,
say one and ous.hslf feet sqsfe, with shirt
baton. seNti hefv AMI there over -, upoa
which I button The collars md cur. while
iu the fin.c water; then turn wrong side
OCT. so they Arc Inside when ~fung Aud
.urchCi. Al. danger % sollirg with The
hand. q. Thu. avoided. and u i 90 much
eas.cr. particularly 10 wiuier, - hang the
Jack with collars on outside agaln) on TIE
uue. Whcu they are removed f1r lfouing
ihe sack can be- hung In convenient place
q receive the collar. aui cuff. A. they ATE
s1ilct agaln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-04-12

Luxury with regard to table linen In
creasss from day to day. When no, EN-
broidered or trimmed with lace II IL orna.
mented either In the middle or the corner
with exquIsitely designed initial letter,
beautifully worked by hand. The place
for this marking IL Fixed In accordance
with the pattern. Table llren with small
pattern should always be marked In the
corner. la some dAmask sets . medallion
Is woven for the monogram or crest to be
worked In.